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Thanks! that was easy ??
I misued this filter when trying to change the language of my WP admin GUI. Now I indeed have all the languages displayed when clicking on “Show all languages”.

Thanks a lot for your quick answer.

Hello Chouby,

thanks for your answer, it’s clear ??
Maybe not the answer I was hoping for but let’s cross our fingers that a user of your plugin and the one of Revolution Slider will see my message and help me.

Have a nice day

Please note that the issue is only in the admin GUI because on my site I can still see the string translations being properly displayed in French & in English.

Hello,

Sorry if my question sound silly but your help would be really appreciated as I still have not managed to translete my sliders.

And here are some additional information I forogt the first time (sorry :/ )
– Permalinks settings: I’m using the article name
– I’m using a statics front page as my website uses a simple page theme (simplekey)
– I use EN and FR with 2 different domain names. and I have ticked the box “Media: translate the caption and description of your media.”

Thanks in advance.

Need:
– FTP Access (need FTP credentials and FTP client like Filezilla)
– Old version of WordPress files on your desktop (see Jeffrey’s link)

Steps:
1. Connect through FTP and go to the directory with your WP install.
1a. Optional: backup your files.
2. Jot down your database credentials. In FTP, open up wp-config.php and look for these four lines

/** The name of the database for WordPress */
define('DB_NAME', '#####');

/** MySQL database username */
define('DB_USER', '######');

/** MySQL database password */
define('DB_PASSWORD', '#######');

/** MySQL hostname */
define('DB_HOST', '#####');

This should start at line 18. Copy and paste those lines into your desktop WP’s wp-config-sample.php. Delete those same lines from your wp-config.sample.php.

Note: if previously you have changed the prefix of your tables in your database (for safety purpose it’s recommended to not keep the wp prefix) then do not forget to change “$table_prefix = ‘wp_’;” in the wp-config-sample.php (this is normally on line 62). Replace wp by the new prefix you set in your database.

Then rename your desktop wp-config-sample.php to wp-config.php

3. Overwrite your updated files (in FTP) with your older version files (on your desktop). Upload everything except wp-content (cause it wasn’t touch during the WP update to 4.0). FTP should detect which files your’re uploading are different and overwrite the ones up on the server. Hopefully this works. You can confirm by looking at your dashboard “At A Glance” thing. If it still says 4.0, then that means our files didn’t fully overwrite. So, go back to FTP, delete wp-admin folder, delete wp-includes folder, delete the individual .php files in the base directory (but please backup beforehand just in case you may have some useful non-WP files in there). Then upload your desktop files.

4. If you did it correctly, when you reload your admin screen, it should say you need a database update. Click yes. Your “At a GLance” WP version listed should be updated.
Note: if you see here that you are asked for your site name, your username and password: it means that you are installing a new instance of wordpress and not downgrading your version. Do not fill in these fields. Go through the steps mentionned above to be sure you did everything as explained.

5. Breath a sigh of relief and give yourself a high five.

Hello!
I found the reason why it didn’t work for me the first time (the answer came to me this night at 1am.. ) so i’ll update the procedure of Ron and post it! ??

@ron L: THANK YOU!!!

But for me it didn’t really work: I didn’t see point 4 though, I just needed to enter my site data again…

And after some minutes the issue I add previosuly (white screen which I thought was caused by a theme which doesn’t support WP 4.0) came back again.

So I decided to install WP 3.9 from scratch.

Hello!

I have the same problem than you for the language. Everything is in English whereas I would like it in French (not the admin GUI but the buttons such as “Read more” / “Post a comment” etc.)
There is a translation file for French so I don’t need to do the translations myself but just find where to change the language.

Thanks in advance! ??

I have done one more test: with the twenty twelve theme, it’s well shown. It’s only not shown when using flat or my child theme of flat.

I have read this page: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Post_Thumbnails But it’s a little bit too complex for me ?? :/

THANK YOU so much! Honetly I would have never looked there!! And I was already looking at ways to do home-made button to insert into my articles… That would have been a nightmare to do this for every single post I have ??

Thanks a lot !

Anybody that could help on this topic?
Because the issue persists… :/
Thanks

Thanks for the update ??

Nobody to help me? :/
Thanks in advance ??

Thanks for the info, indeed I noticed vimeo videos couldn’t be integrated. It’s a shame cause there are quite a lot of nice videos on Vimeo too :/

I have just did a test and I see no difference when commenting or uncommenting the @import line… :/